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Julius Caesar 2.2 Performance: Caesar and Calpurnia, Lines 37b-56
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The transcript discusses Caesar's initial resolve to face danger, comparing himself to a lion. Despite warnings and persuasion from others, he is determined to go forth. However, through a mix of caution and persuasion, he is eventually convinced to stay home, with Mark Antony sent to the Senate to explain his absence.
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